WEEK'S NEWS.
Local and Persona
Happenings;
M. A. Bates was down from Had-
man on iuesdav. '
Win. Hughes is ud from Poitlaud
to look atfer buBiumm affairs,
You need not pav bo much for in
suranoe. Talk to M. E. Smead.
Soma desirable rooms to rent, In'
quiro of Mrs. Frank Adkins. 2t.
Honse for sale or rent with one acre
ground. Inauire 1st National Bank, tf
Fred Aghbaneh was down from
Hardman Monday lookng after buai
ne88 affairs.
Mason and Bricklayer. Unjy one
in town. Good work. H. H
CURRIER.
The neatest thing in the refrieeatur
line is the "White Frost." Sold by
the Oase Furniture Company.
Mrs. oiadvs LnDor departed on
Wednesday for 8prav to visit h?r Dar-
nts. Mr. and Mrs. W. B Potter.
Highest ensh prices Daid for hides
pelts and fars. Morrow Warehouse
Milling Co.
Cream ruffs at the Bakery every
Saturday. All kinds of cookies and
pastry at the Bakery. .
Dr. Winnard has taken a Deoial
course on eve jiseawsand is prepared
to fit glasses oroperly.
Mrs. ,E. M.Shutt and daughter
Essi3 were up from the Alfalfa farm
and visited friendb in Heppner over
Tuesday.
I have for sale a first class hack
practically good as new. Will sell at
a bargain. 1
2t MARTIN JOHNSON.
Palace Dinner
Sunday Chicken
T n n U n in nnilli i II f n.A.i tft (V C t
my prices before 'buyinn . watches,
clocks or jnwelery. C. R. Johnson,
Jeweler.
The man who bas his clothes made
by Friedriuh the Tailor gets the best
to be had at the price in Fabric Fit
and Fininh.
Misses Ida McAee and Lelah Csmo
bell returned on Monday evening from
a visit of two weeks with friends in
Portland.
The baby daughter of Mr. aur! Mrs
-Tnhn ITiuil-. ij vprv ill uith tvnhnid
pneumonia at the home ot Mr. Hiatt'n
parents jn Clark's Canvon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Woodworth
deourtnd yesturdav niornina for their
liOme in Pennsylvania where they
will make an extended visit.
Rev. O F. Jones .Jaeneral missionary
of the Kpiscopal ciinrrh. was in
Heppner over Sunlav and held ser
vices both morning and evening.
Born-On Anril 18th. 1912, to the
wife ,of David Aschenbrenuer, of Skin
ner creek, a dauahtfr, - Dr. Winnard
reports mother and child doing nicely.
Mrs. D. V. S. Reid departed for
Salem on Monday to attend her daugh
ter, Mrs. Clyde Brock .who is receiv
ing treatment in a hospital in that
city.
Miss Helen Morgan deoarted for
Moscow, Idaho, on Saturday and ex
pects to' remain there permanently.
She has becored a position in a store
there.
Shreiff J. C. Hayes. J. C. Kirk and
Q. B. Hatt were called, to Baker on
Friday to apnear as witnesses at the
trial of John Irvin, the murderer of
Allen Mi-Craw.
Sam Hughes and Mrs. W. P. Scriv
ncr departed for PenrlhHon onWfdnes
dav to attend the meeting of the State
Sunday School A?sc eiati'm as dele
gates from the M. E. church Suoth.
Wills McCarty Is how established
as brakemsn on the branch, havin;.
assumed his duties on Monday and
taken the ulace of Elmer Encla who
is promoted to the main linn. Mr.
Enula and family "will remove to The
Dalles to reside.
Mrs. L. E. Cohn will have the first
cut price sale of millinery commenc
ing Saturday. Sailor hats for school
and outinf 25 and 50 cents each. A
nice assortment of flowers and
trimmed hats at reasonable prices
Maunish hats 1-4 off regular price.
B. F. Swageart was in from his
ranch north of the Penland buttes
on Monday. He took out with him a
supply of Kaffir corn seed and will
try the experiment of raising that
cereal on his place. This is a great
fodder for cattle and hoe and thn
section of the country in whicth Ben
resides should produce it in great
abundance.
Mrs W. W. Smaed, Mrs. 0. E.
Woodson and Mrs. Hank' Vance left
for Pendleton yesterday murnlng to
represent the M. E, Sunday School at
the meeting of the State Sunday
School Asho iatlon. tMrs. Smead and
Mrs. Vance will go on from Pendleton
to Idaho to visit with Mrs. Guy Pord.
a daughter of Mrs. Smead residing
near Boise. .
Paul Rjetman and A. W. Lundell
were up from lone on Saturday. Mr.
Lundell is contemplating the organ
izing of a band in Heroner in the
nnor future, providing he can meet
with the proper encouragement. He
is a leader ot ability and well versed
In music and is making a success as
direotor of the lone band at the pres
ent time.
John M. Jones and family, accom
panied by G. W. franklin, ar new
arrivals in Morrow county from Col
well county, Mo. Mr. Jones received
a carload of his personal effects on
Monday evenins, consisting of horses,
chickens, ducks and turkeys. He has
rented the John H. Williams place
and moved out there on Tuesday with
bis family.
Our knowledge and skill in the art
of taking'measurea, cnttina and mak
ing garments enables us to sive per
fect satisaction to the man seeking
iaood fitting clothes. 'Remember all the
work is done right here and not in
Eastern sweat shops. It does not cost
any more to have your clothes made
right. FRIEDRICH "The Tailor.,"
T. V. Morgan and family of Goose
btrry, were visitors in Heppner on
Saturday, Mr. Morgan bringing in
the election returns aod delivering
same to the county clerk. Tom is
looking for big returns in his -section
of the county this fall as prospects
were never better.
W. W. Beohdolt and family came
down fron Hardman on Saturday,
being called to town bV the serious
illness of Mrs. BechdoU's father, Mr.
J L. Simoson. At this time Mr
Simpson is improving somewhat, but
he has been very ill for the past two
weeks omore.
Some work is being done this week
on the lower half of Mainstreet, the
county road erader being used to sur
face op the street. This is only tem
porary work, however, and will elim
inate for the time being the rough
surface of that part of the main thor
oughfare. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Olden, of Rhea
creek, visited in Heppner over Friday
night departing for home Satnrdav
afternoon. John savs that the fruit
trees on his place are out in full
blnom, and there Is promise of an.
abundant crop.
Miss Millie Rood and Mrs. Eppa
Ward departed yesterday morning for
Pendleton to attend the State Sunday
School Convention which convened
there' this morning. ' They go as del
egates from the Christiau school.
L. J. Eurnside was down from
Hardman on Monday. It is too wet
in his locality at, the present to even
get gardens planted but grain isemw-
ing to beat the band, nnd gardens can
wait until it dries ud a little.
Residents of the Blackhorse section
n town on Saturday reoort a fall of
fix inches ot snow in .nai locantv
Thursday night and Friday It soon
melted, however, but made the coun
try very wet for some hours.
Frank Habelt attended the I. O. O.
F. anniversary la9t evening. He ex
pects to have an additional ioce ot
men soon when some substantial
track improvement will be made on
the branch.
Chris Borchers oame up from Port
land last evening to attend the cele
bration of the 93rd anniversary of
Oiidfellowship by Willow Lodge No.
G6, aad will visit here for a short
ime.
J. D. Movers, of Blackhorse, wrfs
n town on Saturday. He Is arranging
to give a big barn dance at his place
on the niaht o' May 10th, to which
hi) invites everybody in the neighborhood
Thomas Rood and wife, nf IT i 11s-
boro, visited with relatives in Ilepp
ntr a few days Ihe tmst week , rlepart-
for home on Monday. Mr. KjcJ is
a brother of Mr T. J. Humphreys.
Mrs. Mary Ogle, a sister of Mrs.
W. P. .ccrivner. and who has been
visiing her relatives in Heppner for
the rast two weeks, densretd on Wed
nesday for her home in Kansas.
A handsome dinner set will be given
free with every range sold by us in
the next sixty days. Call and see
both Case Furniture Co.
Cheane9t accident iusuranee Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Stoos the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell it
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND J?!
REDS, the most profitable chickens
known. My first prize pullet pro-'
nonnced by Judge Gimlin, an eatsern
judge, to bol the most, perfect Rhode
Island Red that he had ever handled.
Only the best selected birds in our
pens. Have added new blood from
the best to be had. First pen headed
by cock scoring 93, at Spokane.
Nothing better in the northwest.
Csll and inspect our stock and pre
mium ribboDB. Eags from 12.00 to
$3.00 per 15. $10.00 per 100.
Brilliant Poultry Yrds,
Heppner Oregon.
Mrs. T. J. Humphreys departed for
Hillsboro on Monday morning in
resDonse to a cullannounoing the
death on Saturday of a child of her
brother yvho resides at Forest Grove.
CASTOR I A
. Tor Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature f
Supply Your
Kitchen Needs Now
You can't afford to risk health
by using old
cooking uten
f sils worn '
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1 UUt O U B . I. V . -
wmcn chips oil
'ana causes Stom
ach diseases or
rustv. leaky tin-ware.
wrfcfoh snn(U flavors end wastes
food. Keplace tea old war wlin
"1892" Pure Spun
Li-iauiiJUaiuAAA UtensitoJ
one of the many rclla-
. ble lines we carry .,
V We have Just re-j
1 celvca a new '
' lot. Come In
and see these
fmnerior eoods id
get a souvenir ro,
You can depend
on anything
yoi buy her
MINOR & CO
Destroys Sage RnUl Squirrels, Gophers and
Prnirie Dogs. . Requires no mixing or prepara
tion Always ready for use. Deadliest of all.
Vour money back if not at claimed.
Clark k, Woodward Drug Co., Portland, Ore.
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MINOR & CO.
Exltrai P3M
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ale of Shirt wais
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They're good value at the marked
price, but we have an overdose and
want to cleanup.
The $1.00 Waists
1.25 Waists
1.50 Waists
1.75 Waists
2.00 Waists
now 50c
now 65c
now 75c
now 90c
now $1.00
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SAVE YOUR CROPS
WITH
Arsenate of Lead
A general insecticide for leaf -biting insects. Gives
the greatest possible poisoning efficiency without
foliage injury. An effective spray for the Codling
Moth, Slugs, Beetles and the - Plum and Apple
Curculio. Twenty-five cents per bottle.
SL,OCUM DRUG CO.
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For Sale.
Seperaor and engine, at a bargain.
Pride of Washington separator, prac
tically new having been run only 30
rlaya, wind stacker and self feeder.
Advance engine. For further infor
mation write Cooke Bros., Condon
Oregon.
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IK AKI-: MAXrFA(TinilXG Flour and I-enl
superior to any imported article. If you
are not usinr our products call at our
office onMain Street and fjet a testing sample.
Our Hour is made exclusively from selected
Morrow Count v Kluestem Wheat.-
Seed Grain, Rolled Feed,
Alfalfa Seed.
We' Solicit the Storage of your Wool
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ICO. The Profit-Making i
There la an up-keep expense to both animal and mechanical power. For the one
the horse this expense Li frequently so great as to eliminate all profit. For the
other the qu the only kerosene-burning tractor the up-keep cost is omy in fair
proportion ' to the results obtained.
Horses must be fed and cared for the " ear round when idle as well al when work-
ins- Substantial housing must be provided for them, as well as ample storage room
for their feed.
The c5S" 18 an exPens? on'y "hen actually working and then burns cheap kerosene
'" and requires just an ordinarily Intelligent boy or man to run it. A com
mon shed is sufficiently good shelter for it.
Whether you farm 160 acres or operate a many thousand acre ranch, there is an
cSfht for you to do your plowing, drilling, cultivating, harvesting, road grading nnd
hauling to run your grain separator, corn shredder and husker, clover huller,
ensilage cutter in fact, to roako itself useful about your farm in a hundred and one
different ways. ,
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makes possible. Our experience in building the best in Power Farming
Machinery covers nearly 60 years. You get the full boneht of this, experience wbeu
you buy the Cff .
The complete specifications,' pictured descriptions and full information on the differ
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W. P. SCRIVNER, Agent
Sales Solicitor RUMELY PRODUCTS CO., Inc. La Porte. Ind. '
J? ?. f:: , ;6' -,iV :-Vi '". V 4 f-'-c--? ' t J
Liberty Meat Market
B. F. MATLOCK, Prop.
The Best Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal,
Sausage and Home Cured Meats.
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